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Frameless Bath Screens

Description

  • Fixed Bath Screens are installed when a client has a bath-shower combo. These screens assist with the splash of the water to not wet your entire floor space when showering.
  • Height starts from 1500mm-1800mm
  • Bath Screens are fixed to the wall and your bath using wall-to-glass brackets
  • Generally use 8mm Clear Toughened Safety Glass, 10mm can also be used but will be heavier and hardware options may change – We also offer Satin or Frosted finish, coloured glass or Vinyl Pattern applied to glass – ask your sales consultant for more ideas
  • Very popular accessories for the screens are the Towel rails (300mm-600mm) or the Towel hook which is used to hang your towel whilst you shower.
  • A Glass Stabiliser on a Fix Bath screen is installed to assist in stabilising the screen and can also be used for your bathroom amenities
  • High Quality Aqua Silicone used to seal shower which is mildew free
  • A Folding Bath Screen can be used When you would like to use the shower in the bath for a short period of time but do not wish to have a permanent screen in place. This screen can be pulled out across the bath edge and folded away again after use.
  • Height starts from 1500mm-1800mm
  • Folding Panels can be used in a combination of 2 or 3 panels folding into each other and lying flat against the wall when not in use
  • Generally use 8mm Clear Toughened Safety Glass, 10mm can also be used but will be heavier and hardware options may change – We also offer Satin or Frosted finish, coloured glass or Vinyl Pattern applied to glass – ask your sales consultant for more ideas
  • Very popular accessories for the screens are the Towel rails (300mm-600mm) or the Towel hook which is used to hang your towel whilst you shower.
  • A knob set is generally installed on the last panel to assist with the pushing and pulling of the panels
  • All panels will have seals in between the panels to assist with the water escaping
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